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Adam's Punishment Analysis

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Adam’s punishment that he receives for his actions must have multiple parts including jail time. Of his background it is said that he has made a comment to a teacher in the past that he is homicidal and wants to kill people. Adding to this he has also stated “a better way to get rid of kids you don't like is to put sleeping gas in the school and “kill the people you don't like” (Jacobs). This is showing that there is a chance that he will act on his words and that giving him jail time for a week to two weeks to show him what the result of taking those actions would be. “He has a quick temper and some antisocial traits, as the recent fight shows, and doesn't think he needs treatment or counseling” (Jacobs). As, shown in this quote he may be

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